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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-07
Sufferin o Womanhood.

Too much effort cannot he made to hrIag to the
attention of suffering wOmanhoud the great value Ot
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable compound az
remedy for the diseases of women such an one
Is the wife Of General BarTugpr Of Winston, N q ,
and we quote fran the Generals letter as follows:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhanl: Please allow me to add my
testimony to the most excellent medicinal Quuu
ties OF your Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Barringer
was treated fHl several wears for what the physician
called LeucolrlGa aud prtlapsus Uteri combined.
l sent her 10 Richmond, Va, whcre she remained
TOR six months nndeT the treatment OF an eminent
Phyeiclsn without pny permanent benefit. She
was induced to try your medicine aud after a rea-
sonabie tima commo ICED 10 improve and is now
able to attend her business aud considers herself
fully relieved tientrll Bdrringer is the pruprie
tor OF the American Hotel, Winston, N. c.. aud is
widely known -ED
A Mans Thanks,
well known business man Of Wilmington, y.
e., writes: at ia with pleasure, that | write to
express to YOU my gratitude for the reli, { and
beneht your Vegetable Compound has been to my
Wife who has been lr ubled with ulcuIation. She
has been under the treatment Of the doctor for 81
years. Finally he said he could do nothing more
for her, that she would die In "a hours. Then
commenced using You: Compound and now she can
attend to her domestic affairs as well as she ever
could
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-07
Flowers of NORWAY.

The roofs of many of the houses are
covered with turf for warmth, and you
see upon them frequently quite q garden
of flowers which have sprung up. Some
times there are even small trees. Many
of the flowers in Norway remind one, as
indeed the whole landscape frequently
does, of New England. You see the dan
delion. the buttercup, the gentian and va
rious other familiar flowers in the fields.
In their windows, both in town and
country, the Norwegians have wealth
of flowers that sets you wondering how
they can raise them in such beauty and
profusion. presume the absence of fur
naces and gas has much to do with their
success as horticulturists.- George
Bliss in New York Times.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-07
Hickory Soles.

what did you have your soles driven
full of pegs for?'' asked gentleman Of q
high kicking friend
'"rhey are not pegs" was the reply.
"They are next thing to wooden soles
What wood you see on the bottom of my
foot is hickory driven into wet sole leather
lt is a new device. The object is to give
durability and warmth. The wear on the
soles comes upon the end of the woods
grains as it does upon Nicholson pave
ment, and is therefore slow. ."-Philadel-
phia Times-Star. -aHss
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-07
JOB p INTING.

We Cut and Print ali Kinds, Sizel
and Styles of
Tickets, Cards, Checks, Foldersand Label
Order of Dances and Bills Of Fare, Wedding
Ball and Invitation Cards, Bill, Note, Letter
and Statement Heads, Drafts, Receipts
Notes and Checks, Dodgers; Handbills, Pro
grams, Circulars, Bylaws, Catalogues and
Pamphlets, Envelopes, etc.
Get cur prices before looking elsewhere
Send US cory of what you want and wewiE
quoteyou pricesso that you can save money.
Address, F
3sa l.. l.. ORwIG,
DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST,
Napoleon, o
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-07
Fulton Meat Market.
P >HLMAN BROS. PROPS.
Washington St, Humphreys Block

tNyE have one OF tue finest meat markets IN this
w section, aud viii always Keep OS hAAd choice
meats Of all kinds, and viii pay The highest cash
price for cattle, hogs sheep, calves, poultry, hides
and pelts. Farmers having any Of these to sen vii
do well to call The public il respectfully in
vii ed to call and give Us tIial We viii guarantee
satisfaction. P0HLMAN BROS.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-07
A New Thing in Safe Locks.

A new electric Formulation safe lock
has just been patented by Chicagoan,
which differs materially from all other
safe locks in the fact that there is no ori-
fee to speak of in the door of the safe.
The dial, which is such a conspicuous feat
ure on the ordinary safe, has no connec'
ton in this invention, except by electric
wires, with the body of the safe, and may
lie on the cashiers desk or repose securely
in his home, free from any possible Vio'
lence of the burglars hammer.
There is, in fact, no limit to the dis
tance that may intervene between the dial
and the safe lock, granted that the con-
nection is satisfactory and the battery suf-
ficiently strong. A safe might perfectly
well rest in Chicago office and only be
opened by means of dial in New York
The mechanism is very simple. The dia
rests in a magnetic block, from which
wires extend and communicate with mag
nets which set up the tumblers in the
lock, and so permit of the throwing back
of the bolt bar. This releases q spring OF
body of compressed air, as the case may
be, which in turn releases the heavy bolt
work. The wires penetrate the top plate
Of the safe at the jamb Of the door and
move in a zig-zag course through the
inner plates to the lock. The wires are
so small and their course so crooked that
it is claimed, they cannot be traced by ex
plosives. A current of electricity is OBJ.
tanned from several small batteries by
pressing down key on the vulcanite
block that holds the dial The dial, when
not in use, can be detached from the vul-
canite block and carried in the pocket.
The door of safe whose lock is controlled
by this electric apparatus will present tc
the burglar none of the spindles which
penetrate the walls of the ordinary safe
and yield so conveniently to the influences
of the blowpipe, but simply knob for
opening the door, which only penetrates
the first plate. Philadelphia Call
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-07

Its prompt use wilIinvarfably relieve
and prevent Erysfpelas, Gangren, or
Proud Flesh. Owing to the cleansing
and purifying qualities of the fluid the
most obstinate Ulcers, Boils, Carbun-
cies, and Running Sores are rendered
pure and healthy and speedily cured i,
no other application being necessary.
mch N-1mo
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-07

The Princess Waldemar, of Denmark, is
excessively fond of purple, and she ap-
pears in magnificent costumes of that
color.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
NEW S NOTES.

The confirmation of Master Willie
Jereslaw will take place at the tempie
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Colonel Woodford's meetings begin
this evening at the Fort Street NJ Il.
church. The lectures are free.
The Los Angeles Vintage Company
Yesterday shipped East two carloads OF
brandy and four carloads OF wine.
Deputy Constable Anderson went to
Cotton yesterday after couple of girls
who are charged by aMyrtle" Mcdonald
with stealing several articles OF wearing
apparel and iswelry.
The offices of the Temple Street Gable
road have been removed to the engine
house out on Temple street. near the
corner of Texas. Mr.. v. Beaudry's
office is at the same place.
E. j. Baldwin and Richard Garvey
have brought suit against John ii. Tenn
pie for thirty four acres of land situated
between the Rancho La Merced and the
Rancho Patrero de Felipe Luge, on the
San Gabriel river.
Officer Dan Lynch arrested Juan
Arenas on Alameda street yesterday, TOR
di orderly conduct. Arenas resisted
and Lynch struck him over the
head with six-shooter, inficting an
ugly scalp wound.
The case of the people against George
Dietrich, for the murder of Andrew
Schneider, at the Cape Horn saloon,
some time ago, was concluded in the
Superior Court yesterday and given to
the jury. Not agreeing, this body
stayed out all night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
Ra,.r.aas ..a Ssr~xs cara.

The Southern Paeiie CampanyF 1rsi1z
going East were all regular yesterfas-
On the northern line there were iva
bad washouts near Eang1s Statl1ns gne
$50 feet and the other 900 feet BnG- A
large gang of mem was putt ON the arszls
and the repairs were camplerssf I'd EE
At 7s30 the first train srree tile selrm
from the north came IN
BY the California Sonthern lime n rrsl1r
came in early yesterday u1oruiagp and
another last night.
Outhe San Gahrial Valley Railway a
train came i'm frvm Pssadsne MI 5 p M. -
and the first enc went out at tItS
To-day all Trains on ALL Illness anil EI
branches will leaxe and ARRIVE ON Elns.
with the single exceptions on tins Szr-z
Paula local 1t will be somsfilne Asfir,s
this train will rum.
The strees-ear lines gsusral1.v Will
run all night to-day The 5rsfiee
at Dowuey avenue wiil ha rs-
paired eurfy this morning. The
wagon bridge at the same paiinS is
being repaired by the aity- H wSl aa
some days before 1T as tinisaesf.
The city has putt n fuaE ar:ifgs-ar
rather an excuse for gue-Sm tine sitare
of single plank. over the break M uns
foot of Also street. A hetter means at
crossing should be- rnfs uhers NJ ar,rss
0ulv men cam cross the nssks-siif1 Ig1r
there. Let one be made which 1ll ezu
use. The cars to- Boyle RslgtrGs rum He
the ends Of the brulge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
THE OPERA-
ssErnfniese AssRa<s. n Large AD-
afenes 20 sAe Grand


afemea 20 sAe Gr1nA-
III ID were possible. Ermzslr rza
smoother hast night than an "Wednesday
evening. The audiences was hlilF -
large as on the former occasion. eanfrazg
to expectations, which placed u K1 =
lower figure owing to the euuntsr 1Srzsas'-
ton of the charity ball. Mr. Caris1Rn
never fails to please his aufisnees. Haf
his houses here, despite ths a1eiem'zaE
weather, are considered rszuarks1alss aE
those who ought to- know Ths gn1f-
night song was enthusiastically su.ar's'f~
as were all the principal numbers kr-
mimic had a long run IN New YGrk elisr-
and it's repetihIon en Sat,rrsfaF nag Nc
will call forth n large housssA. IN raf
three operas presented by MIR Cariss1ln
it is hard to decide which Plsslzss must.
The fact Is they all please. and as Ar-
Carleton has an unengagsd week t1ls
season, there is a Prohahfllty 1ilsar as
NAV bring his company hack Slt'griii
he do so he will receiye a warm xslss'1ws-
weather permitting The Aa6rnfa wdI
be put ON again to-night AMID NsanE wdF
be given mt the matinee eu SAnrrfixs-
Large houses ara assured f1r aarh aess,z-
sions-
Hermann, tina ld-csnawus1 ean-
lirer, opens att the Opera House an Tues
day, February 22fs and will gase siz
performances five nightx and Sanrr'izsE
matinee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
Personal Mention.

Mr.. G. w. Smith, General Manager
the Santa Fe system, arrived with his
family from San Diego yesterday.
Judge J. B. Banning, of Wilmington.
is in the city, and attended the Grand
Opera last night to sea Erminie.
Captain Will Banning, of Whining
ton, returned home last evening by the
first train through from the north.
Mr.. Henry Stuhr is now at Stetlin,
Province of Pommern, Germany, and
will start home about the first of May.
Mayor w. Fl. Workman went north
last night by the 7:30 train. He goes to
Sacramento to look after the interests Of
the city in the matter of the Charter
bill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
A s,ans.ax FExha-

Billy Manning rnd Jeun Carr ara maxi
ing arrangements s1r n tight IN 4 hhrnsh-
Fifty tickets are tu be- salf at - slnrii-
and Manning is to- pun up SIaN sztn-z
that he knocks Carr outs su III Carr - n
winner he gets SssSg,. while If Manning
gains the fight he gets $3.50 The isg'fr-.
it is said, will take plsress next wesls,. xnf
il the tight Is not sarisIaccawy to the
ticket purchasers both pusifisSss wlil as
msbbed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
= Undeftxerx9 Messages

There are 1ndelivered aelsgrsns nc
the Telegraph etii:e. IL N. Mrin ST.. 6ar
Rev A Wood. Hugh Thomas Frauk VI
Shawhouse, Fred Pray, Ef Wess- Mrs
Emma b Meesrif, JAS III NORRIS. Ess Lee
& Co.. Mrs KIbby, j D Hil14 w Il
Gusutt, w Il Glassie,, Jas r Finn. C. 4
Dtllin, J y Cresby. Mrs s G. EzrsfiHn,
MiIlie Mcbride. w III Ba1rkha Rsnrx
w Andrews Vicente F1orsss u II VEa-
barerborg, MIR HanallL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
e. Il. r.

1t is earnestly reqrrestsst thaG .lI Hsssz1--
bers Of the varraus cummiErses hsrst1,-
fore appointed ta arrange 6gr tina Txsn-
tieth G.. A.. R. Encanpment- RsparuuEnir1
of CALIFORNIA;. meet at Captain l. W.
Barretts office, No. q Count sfrsssE. an
Saturday. February l9s BSS1- an : qtrilS.k
p. M. sharp. Bw orIsr of Gssipsnzl Cam-
mittee, George H. Gard, :. L. w. Chalr-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18

Rev. Dr. Schrsiher wiiI ds.liEsr his
third Ieetnne I'm the Sgungugus M zza
to-uight. ON the influences al 1uHzisun
en- the Protestant rsf1rmsrnln SrIiRssrS
1.-The TaIinud"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
Special x-sssxs-

n W. Taber,. the wall Rnszwm Sam Frxn
cisco photographer. WIN n1sx hsxs u lE-zulril
pared to- take vfewS al rssisiznsrsss hlias-iHrs
and exterioEs.. business plE.ssss sr-sinzriss
etc OF anv siza fruEn 51S IN RSx.z nnrihss
all ORDERS exeouted prunraEig ann in iirss
class stvfe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18

Is am ARTICLE i'm the ulileH. Ayers @asiar
vigor stands unrnvalletf- II eIsszusax Ehfs
scalp and preserves fE saur sz,Irf Enf hzn-
aruf, cures itehing and hi1mnrs. usssIIrzz
faded or gray hair tn It's original dxrk rIiiH-.
and promoSes it's growth
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18

The slsfftsrrfng eruptisns an tina asss. 1ias
s,rnRer eye. the pslIIiar eumaEsziau. anfianxns
that there IL sornsshisis wrmg g1iaus un
Within. Expel the Brrailig ina m a,ssifah
AYERS Sarsaparizrn WAS daxfassst au- 1iza
uurposes and does It,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
YSe sxu~s-S~-xnarr-

Tract, at Auhamhrn, will he rss1fE 51r ssiaf
ON Monday the list. This Ii tina ssszr 1rnEss
of all that has yet heem aifisrt- Etnt 1rsz
purchasers will ne givem taa heue4fE AT vzr.s
low prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
aarser n. MaHaxxkEA-

lu another column appsalrs uihs ssE-f nd
Wslter N Hsvley u Gu. dsassr< I'M nz-z
CULTURAL fmpleuentss. fsrun 1nl x;zrn,F EE
rons Los Angeles strneis- rhiss hurssf i,ss
the psraest and FINEST zssurtzrsur az zrnla< II
thfs line sauth OF san Frrle..srn Efssr a1fFkr
rates which ca1nor be diseusx1Ifissf snE1xinsra
Be strrs anE see tifein nefi1ra yur 1slT,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
A sad 8<r~axs~sns-

The four>yearsM dalrghfsr al Mn, anf
Mrs. john Carrilies Of SanrA Manea.
died yesterday an that place af Epssr-
monia. The funeral Will Sska piinss n
SANTA Monica to-dny an 4eM
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Efmancial.
The Grain Markets.

DOMESTIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, February II. Wheat,
steady; shipping. s.45.
Bariey-Qu.et; feed stoo@$1 o21a; brew
ing, s1l2H.
Corn-Large yellow, sl@s1.05; small yell
low. $1071a(9sl. 10; white. 81 at 12ta
CHICAGO, February H.-Whest firmer;
cash, 7sszc; May. 81 slice: June, 314c.
Corn Irregular; cash SAC; May, 3a11c;
June. 40ssc.
Oats-About steady; cash, 1850; May,
28ssc June. 29lsc.
Rye-Dull; SIC.
Barley-Nominal; Soc csc.
Whiskey-1S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
~r.-s 81. "a ...s. ns.sea-

Gruns naBe "a santa D002ca-
l. 8 B.hz. Rsa-. snd srn.ssr soAn r
zzus<. xhspuEh hix 2-surney IN ssc1. &aa1e1
VAN DsR.. Esp- u wells. Van Dyke 4 Lea
VAN Ezke q ve-y arrrurtire sale ct about
IN fne rxausble resihenre lpzk- sdse<fised
5r NE-rh srf The xlle VII rAke T1sce IN
c-urEzE 1he ala hu1xa irmeray keFa by MI
sra = rhx skle VIII be made shreugh John
g. BxI. zhe znranne-r. On th.f dzy, 81 IL
ux1prk. ra1h orders IN sell every lot 1or
EzzA 1sssi<avtsr. Nileouz reserve Cottage
1E zia ssE. th1nce inn everybody
Lecture To-Xtghr-
RzG a a. Ki66tr. n returned missionary,
wlil 1ssrrnre hsiDre the Aahsna Literary So
enszr al 1h4 Cn1uE-<5ry ui southern Cali
5ur-1zx arzaEfr xn6 1pmnrrpw might af zss9
drsrirslE lnrrr-ex alnstraied by fine ssere-
E,rz am xleEs xlilh cllriun light
Mira Il A- Er2Rcfxs
Hrrscdls exhibition Thursday evening.
E<i1rTxrw sglh 40 ar nveFe1l Hall
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
Marriage Lkxa4xRA-

The following persons were y'ssss'srsfnE
licensed to- weeds W. H. s. TN L M T.
j. r.. Res n0lis uo R. Alsxamfsr-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
,aa. Csks. CA.rx..aa ...~a "

Coal, Coke> ChArw~anA AnA &eoa-
Wholesale and RETAIL. Special uk1sz iIr 'rxr~
load lots, deIiverad tn all pai1Its- G1fflre-s
COURT street, t.leph0ne s& EHrt-s1arpEr
Alameda and jackson streetzss 1siepi1unt zf&-
WAErzR 3 AAYxslz.
Sole agent 5lr NJ I'll in;szn1 ssIxl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
aCnnlaenxs. ss nEnn.sr<

e.. Herrfnan. OF San Pstfsa. an.-
nounees thar he will rum any mann I'M
Los Angeles foot racs Erum dilH yurfsz
to two miles for $50 ar Slag siais.-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18

GIVE Y0uR GaIEDKEx- aar guu<ax nuis
Gobz.s, Group, WhDo8nrg gass,et amt 8nzu<<
ness, Gilmara'x MtRuetizr E1ix-E- < n
Heinzemnn, aGant, EaE Anx=Ikks
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
Chicago Produce

Chicago Produce.
CHIcAso, February 17.-Pork lower cash.
$1430.
Lard--Easy; cash, $780,
shoulders-s5. s0tgs6.; short clear, s7.s0tp
1855.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
EH..ra~.Ss Hxrwrz

You elr SEQ tho lEnyssS sfa1ek an arrszram
mazda ami fskstisru hzkrrisssss m l1WssS rfilz-=
az Tarble's, Lii Martin Las A1s<sias zszzrz.A
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
NOTICE TOGRADERS

dds WILL RE RECETvED AT MI Of
ID ice until February 1Sahs n Z r NJ tur
$1,000 Cubic Yards Of Earth
To be delivered On the Rezli-- Maasr
Workx Erser. ON Alameda street,
Earth msv be had en- NeE HizA s--eeE
opposite the new Pust916ce.
Bids Mmss Sfste a price for the ezrIh de-
livened. and placed ss MAY be directed by
the un1er<fEue1-
All Earth to 10 Measured in IN
c0v0afeD.
Werk muS1 be enmmenced sr once and
prosecuted diligently 90 cDmpa<timnA
The full amount must he delivered Within
three rn0nsh< from faze OF Contract
Right Reserved IN reject smy or an tIsfs.
P EkATDRT
fIl-7s 2R1 New High Szree< iu- sszinsA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18

n.-ssrs Wishing N brr on sell a business
uaisua WIN seEr q ahnr0neh invest gnlaoa- are
.,s.,,..s,s.5 IN rssla ur.un us We hsre special
ss,-. 4 iiFz I'm surh transactions I0she 1ur-
..s,ss-r md szlt d an kinds of personal
,r-Tn.ss-Tr wr give Cur ciast a11euEi0n- 4 list
q zsfsairs iszrFxins always on hErd- We also
~, !. -.-sn<-sl Rrnkersre Business An busi
- 5rr-u<1r1 10 "a wiIl oe rrEuxncsed with
,T-su,a1Eurss ana dssFA1ch-
g G. GILMORE 4 co.
NNnr1h S1r7nr kzz~tz- Lx Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-18
REaR rHExE FACES

he 8 m
os Horsean Car=P pass
thoraughy iprunf
tis TOURISTS Resort and
hasth large of grnai ka1zA
The Il new, ceany and cguforrahle
hsA Be aarzzsx&
Speal attention by tina Sn 1a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-04

from under the sheet. The next In.
slant Arnott had left the cottage and
was tearing down the street. A few
minutes later and he returned followed
by doctor. They entered the cot.
tage and the latter walked straight to
the cot, stopped over, placed his hand
over the child's heart, withdrew It,,
knslt down, and then placed his ear
close to the infants breast. AS he
rose he turned to the anxious parents,
who were watching every movement
closely, and shook his head. Another
cry from the mother, who again threw
herself on the couch, startling the re-
porter. The doctor left the house,
and the living were alone with their
dead.
1t was impossible to hear what was
said in that house, but the reporter
was O witness to what happened. For
long time the mother lay motionless
across the cot, clasping the dead body
OF her infant to her breast. Liz, on
the other side, was vainly endeavor-
ing to get her mother up. Finally she
arose, and going straight to where her
husband sat, with his face buried in
his hands, touched him on the should
er. Then taking one OF his hands in
her own, her tear.stained face turned
piteously toward him, almost by sheer
strength, led him to the cot. Then she
spoke to him, and he knelt, she by his
side. He raised his right hand to
heaven, and the reporter could only
see the woman's lips as they moved, but
the pantomine was too real not to be
understood, and no man could take a
holier oath than that taken by James
Arnott in the presence OF his dead
child.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-04

Wife (returning from church)-How
beautiful the choir sang zone More
River to Crossl" Husband-Yes, and
that reminds me that / have an en-
gagement in Hoboken this afternoon.
New York Sum-
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VIVID and STIRRING PICTURES of the ROMANTIC VEST

udous Cowboys Crack Shots Champion
nynbe Athletes Largest Band
o. brought East; Bucks and Medicine
Mento and Papooses Buff
faloI indian Pom Buckng
Bronchos the Plains
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Usual Popular Fosye
No
alroads Particulars.
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and ,Rano
Dallas, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-10
WHEELING PARK.

The Grounds More Attractive than Ever
Bs~tore-Large Attendance Yesterday.
Wheeling Park undoubtedly has many
attractions for the visitor in early spring
In summer its beauties attract thousands
of city-worn people to the cooling shade
afforded by the thousands of ornamental
trees, while the wealth OF flowers, OF
many rare varieties, continually delight
the eye. But il il in autumn that the
glories of the place come out strongest,
and the true beauties of the enclosure im-
press themselves upon the visitor. All
acknowledge the beautiful effects Of the
green foliage in midsummer, but delightful
IA it is, it compares hut feebly with the
s~plendors of the Park in October, when
the unvarying green has given place tn a
multitude of autumnal tints, enriching the
landscape with almost all the colors of the
rainbow, and surprising and gratifying the
eye at almost every step. Those who Wis
tied the Park yesterday, and they were
many, will agree with us that the grounds
never looked better. Superintendent
Kreiger has the enclosure in splendid
order, and those who made up the visitors
yesterday were unanimous in ascribing TO
him much of the credit for the large
amount of satisfaction they experienced.
The Opera House orchestra was on hand
and discOursed excellent music, and the
day was a happy one to all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-10
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
A Resume of the Local News Contained in
Its Columns.

A Resume of the Local News Contained in
Its Columns.
The SUNDAY REGISTER OF yesterday
contained the usual amount of interesting
local information, a brief resume of which
will he found below:
COURTS AND CRIMINAIS.-J. Umfried is
given $1,000 damages against the b. & o.
for injuries received as an emplOye.-
Various persons give bond for their appear
ance before the grand jury.
FINDIAY FoUNDERED.-The Big Bel
lows Bursted and the city bnilt on wind
coming down to its true position.
=WHEELING SoCIETY-The latest is the
female bachelor, who is an independent
sort of a creature, with q freedom never
dreamed of by IA chaperoned girl. Quite a
number of weddings celebrated, and Others
set for the neal future. Other matters of
Understanding personal points.
BADLY BURNED-AnOtRer natural gas
accident Over at Martins Ferry, in which
Samson Burton and William Ritz are seri-
Ously burned.
MIsCELLANEoUS-Mary George, a Ben
wood woman, killed on the Z. Il GA
new German daily paper to be started by
Louis COlmar. Annual election of officers
by the Ohio County Bar Association
New Gas and Oil company for Wcllsburg
JET. NARROW, a Wheeling man, hurt at
Mineral Point, O., and other matters, be-
sides the usual grist of small local mention.